Class Conflict in the Capitalist World-economy

accumulate capital achievement argument that class become a bourgeois boundaries bourgeois and proletarians bourgeoisie capitalist mode capitalist world capitalist world-economy CLASS CONFLICT class consciousness class-conscious class-struggle classic model clear instance concepts of core constant expansion counter-arguments create debate defined differential division of labor ducer easy to perceive economic contraction evolving character fact factors of productic firms flict flow of factors form of labor groups historical ideal-type ideological Immanuel Wallerstein income individual institutions intra-bourgeois conflicts labor processes letarian located long run Marx's Marxian premises Marxist mode of production national question nomic nouveaux riches ongoing organizational arrangements owner particular peasant peon percentage periphery polarity political machinery producer producer's prole receives in return RECO responded by arguing reward primarily role slave so-called social transformations status structure subsegment surplus surplus-value tarian transferred unequal exchange usually larger wage-labor wages Weberian world demand WORLD-ECONOMY by Immanuel world-system world-wide